Morocco airline cancels flights to Qatar ahead of World Cup semifinal against France, leaving fans stranded
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Royal Air Maroc has canceled its scheduled flights to Qatar Wednesday, leaving fans hoping to travel there for the France-Morocco World Cup match stranded, reports say.
"Following the restrictions imposed by the Qatari authorities, Royal Air Maroc regrets to inform its customers that its partner Qatar Airways has canceled the flights operated on 14/12/2022 from Casablanca to Doha as part of their code-share partnership," the airline wrote on Twitter, according to Morocco World News. Greg Norman is a reporter at Fox News Digital.
Royal Air Maroc previously said it would operate 30 additional flights to shuttle fans to Qatar for Wednesday’s Morocco-France semifinal match, but on Tuesday, a source told Reuters that only 14 flights actually were scheduled, seven of which are now canceled Wednesday.
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